Evolution of the polarization of the optical afterglow of the γ-ray burst GRB030329
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Christoph Ries | Andreas Kaufer | Arne Rau | Hans Martin Schmid | Christian Straubmeier | Tommy Grav | Bringfried Stecklum | Hye-Sook Park | Jens Hjorth | Arne Henden | Dieter H. Hartmann | Holger Pedersen | Emmanuel Jehin | Jochen Greiner | Re'em Sari | Olaf Reimer | Chryssa Kouveliotou | Eliana Palazzi | Ralph A. M. J. Wijers | Sylvio Klose | Klaus Reinsch | Sergej Zharikov | Gaghik Tovmassian | Otto Bärnbantner | Anlaug A. Kaas | Grant Williams
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